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Brain Health, Healthy Aging, Senior Care
5 Ways to Exercise Your Brain—and Why It’s Important
Most people have a pretty good understanding that staying healthy typically requires some sort of exercise—even if it’s gentle chair…
On the Bright Side – Bluebirds
Bird watchers and nature lovers alike all seem to agree that bluebirds are both beautiful and unique feathered creatures worth…
Why Choosing a Home Care Franchise Business is a Great Idea
Should I buy a home care franchise? Or should I open up an independent home agency? If these are the…
How to Train Caregivers to Help Seniors amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic
The current COVID-19 Pandemic is turning more grave with each passing day. Started in China as an illness with symptoms…
The Quick Facts About COVID-19 and More Resources
Elder Care, Healthy Aging, Safety, Senior Care
Why You Need an Annual Checkup
You think you’re in good health, right? Don’t have time for an annual checkup? Or what about your parents or…
10 Questions to Remember to Ask Your Doctor to Get the Most Out of Your Visit
Doctor visits are an important part of staying healthy. Seeing your physician for regular checkups isn’t exactly anyone’s idea of…
Brain Health, Caregiving Tips, Elder Care, In Home Care, Respite Care, Senior Care
Preventing the Spread of Germs this Cold and Flu Season
Sneezing, coughing, blowing of noses…the familiar sounds of winter. The flu is running even more rampant than usual this year,…
4 Effective Ways to Help Seniors Avoid Social Isolation
Social isolation and loneliness among older adults are detrimental to their health, reveals research. It has been linked to numerous…
The Benefits Of Eating With Others And Socializing During Meal Time In A Senior Home
How Social Dining Positively Impacts People Living In Senior Homes For seniors, good nutrition is one of the keys to…
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FALLS
The Leading Cause of Fatal Injuries for Seniors
Millions of Americans are at risk of becoming victims to the leading cause of accidental home injuries – slips and falls. All age groups are affected, with adults over age 60 years old ranking highest for these injuries. The steps listed in our useful guide on measures to reduce the risk of falling for you or your loved one, will help reduce your risk of falling.
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